NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXII, Issue 31, 19 January 1912, Page 6

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Unlike the proverbial new broom, which is supposed only to sweep clean while the newness lasts, Morey and Son’s new establishment in Stratford promises to “sweep cleaner,” so to speak, the older it grows. An announcement concerning this new store appears in to-day’s issue. x Three experienced roadmen are wanted by the Waimate West County Council.

Mr. Newton King will sell, at Rooney’s coal yard, Juliet Street, on Saturday, January 20th, the balance of salvage timber, blocks, iron, etc., from the recent fire.

Mr. Newton King’s weekly sale will take place at his Haymarket and Mart to-morrow.

Messrs. Lamason and Melville will conduct their weekly sale at their rooms to-morrow.

Mr. _ Newton King’s Stratford stock sale will take place on Tuesday, 23rd January.

Mrs. Scott, who lias had extensive English and colonial experience, and til! lately managed the largest milfnerv showroom in Taranaki, has now taken command of Herbert’s Up-to-Date Showroom, Stratford. Ladies hero can depend upon being well and promptly catered for at Herbert’s. There’s some interesting items in the Wanted column from Herbert’s llp-to-Date that will appeal to ladies and thrifty shoppers.

Warner’s Corsets are splendid holiday corsets. They cannot rust nor break, nor can the fabric tear. Prices os 6d and upwards, from local drapes, t

Ask for Osratns and see that you Ret Osrams. When buying your electric lamps, see that they are branded “‘Osram,’ made in England.” There :s only one “Osram” lamp on the market, and they are worth two of other makes. The prices have been reduced to 3s each for 16, 32. or 50 C.P. We also stock 100 to 1000 candle power ; also 4 volt and 6 volt accumulator lamps. McMillan and Fredric, Agents.*